Sharon Corr Northern Ireland

DanielODonnell · 10-10-2015 11:28AM #1

Hello, I read recently that a couple of years ago she stated that she "feels Northern Irish", I would have liked the interviewer to expand on this issue, I wonder what this means, maybe she means she feels Ulster-Scots or maybe she mean she is a big follower of the Antrim hurling team and the Ulster gaelic culture given how a bit of Louth used to be in the old medieval Ulster kingdom

donegaLroad · 10-10-2015 12:00PM

the Corrs are from Dundalk. Maybe she is surrounded by neighbours who have moved across the border from norn iron.

Nodin · 10-10-2015 12:03PM

DanielODonnell wrote: »

Hello, I read recently that a couple of years ago she stated that she "feels Northern Irish", I would have liked the interviewer to expand on this issue, I wonder what this means, maybe she means she feels Ulster-Scots or maybe she mean she is a big follower of the Antrim hurling team and the Ulster gaelic culture given how a bit of Louth used to be in the old medieval Ulster kingdom

...feels the urge to march down a street while simultaneously wanting to throw rocks at herself?

Peregrine · 10-10-2015 12:11PM

And instead of asking her what she meant, you decided to ask strangers a couple of years later?

This isn't an After Hours topic anyway. Perhaps you could try either the Humanities forum or the Anthropology, Sociology & Culture forum. I don't know which one would be better suited.

Sharon Corr Northern Ireland

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